Gary Gauldin

Personal Bio:
He was born on July 5, 1962. He is single and has a daughter named Gabby.

Gary began his Professional DJ Career in 1982, and began working with Fantasia Sound in 2002.

Gary's experience with light and sound has led him to a fulfilling career. He has a passion for playing music, mixing just the right song at just the right time to keep the party jumping. His secret to success has been his love and deep knowledge of all eras of music. This, coupled with a "boys and their toys" need to have the best in sound and lighting, has driven him to be one of the best entertainers in Richmond, for any event. From classy weddings to high-volume parties, Gary is a DJ who can provide music for any event. With over twenty years' experience and 5,000 jobs under his belt, from New York to Florida, he has played many venues from midtown clubs to upscale private parties. He is a professional disc jockey who is right at home at any gathering.

Gary offers an assortment of music ranging from Classical to Today's Hits. Offering songs from every era, his selection of music is complete and comprehensive. He has subscribed to many monthly hit compilations such as Promo Only since the early 1990's, insuring that his library is always up to date. Gary arrives at an event with the right mix of music to suite your and your guests tastes with an average of 1,000 CD's and approximately 20,000 usable song tracks.

Professional Audio Equipment is Rack Mounted for a Professional Appearance

Gary can create up to 8 complete or combined systems with his vast equipment base.

Main System

2 QMS Bass Bin 2-18 Speakers
2 EV 4115's Speaker Cabinets
QSC 3402 Amplifier
Denon Dual CD Player
Numark Mixer
Furman PL Plus Power Conditioner

Gary can provide many different lighting options ranging from simple chasing colors to fully computer-controlled systems that move multiple lights to the beat of the music.

Lighting

40' Chrome Box Truss
14 Martin & American DJ Intelligent Lighting Effects

Video

Promo Only Ambient and Direct Simulcast Video

Updated September 2004